Assam Newborn Trafficking Probe After Woman Allegedly Sells Baby

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Guwahati: A young woman faces accusations of selling her newborn baby for 3,000 rupees in Assam's Nagaon district. The incident triggered immediate outrage. Local residents claim she handed the child to a family in Kawaimaari village, Samaguri, to keep her pregnancy and delivery a secret.

Sabina Yasmin, the Kawaimaari resident who took the infant, denies any financial transaction. She stated, "I had taken the child only to look after and raise it." Allegations have also surfaced regarding a nurse from Nagaon Medical College and Hospital. Neighbors claim this staff member helped arrange the deal, though investigators have not confirmed this.

The mother was reportedly dating a man named Dibyansh Kumar. Sources suggest he fled the area once he discovered she was pregnant. An angry mob confronted the mother and her relatives after the news broke. The group forced the family to Rupahihat Police for questioning. Authorities must now verify the alleged sale, investigate the nurse, and ensure the infant stays safe.

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